share Barriers to Building a Bigger Breadbasket in India Indian scientists say that reduced access to plant material in international gene banks will limit the country's ability to produce enough wheat. Categories: AgricultureTopics: AgricultureTags: GMORegions: AsiaCountries: India Read more »
share China to Share Farming Expertise with Poorer Nations China is sending scientists to spend three years helping rural African communities improve their food security. Categories: AgricultureCountries: ChinaTags: AfricaTopics: Food Read more »
share Academic and Science Community Applauds WTO GMO Ruling Academics and scientists respond to the World Trade Organization ruling which directs the European Union to end its defacto moratorium on biotechnology-improved crops.Tags: agricultureWHOGMOCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share The Bumpy Road to Clean, Green Fuel Farmers in Malawi are abandoning traditional tobacco crops to enter the energy sector by planting a tree with seeds containing an oil that can be used to make 'biodiesel'. Categories: AgricultureRegions: AfricaTags: tobaccojatrophabiodieselenergy sectorCountries: Malawi Read more »
share GM Crops are not The Answer to Pest Control G. V. Ramanjaneyulu argues that insect-resistant crops will eventually require an increased use of pesticides, and that farmers around the developing world will suffer.Tags: cropsIPMGMgenetically modified (GM) insect-resistant cropsCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share GM Crops are Compatible with Sustainable Agriculture Christine Gould argues that transgenic crops have much to offer farmers who use integrated pest management techniques. Tags: Sustainable Agriculturegenetically modified cropsTopics: AgricultureCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share Struggling to End Food Aid Dependency Food aid dependency needs to be re-examined. Each year, regardless of harvests or rains, at least five million Ethiopians need food aid for six months to survive.Tags: AfricaagricultureFood Aidfood aid dependencyRegions: AfricaCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share New FAO Report On Agricultural Trade And Poverty Agricultural trade reform offers benefits, but the poor could be left behind.Tags: AfricaagriculturepovertyreformtradeCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share Why the French Love Their Farmers The greatest beneficiary of EU farm policy is reluctant to reform. Categories: AgricultureTopics: AgricultureTags: farmingEuropean UnionRegions: Europe and Middle EastCountries: France Read more »
share Wake Up, Smell the Coffee Coffee is a totemic issue for activists. See here how the coffee trade helps spread prosperity worldwide.Tags: tradecoffeeStarbucksPanamaOxfamCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share Major Plan to Boost African Agriculture Unveiled The New Partnership for Africa's Development plans to rely on science to boost African economies.Tags: AfricaagriculturesciencetechnologyRegions: AfricaCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share Asia Holds the Key to the Future of Genetically Modified Food Wary Asian consumers may decide how much genetically modified food will reach the world's dinner tables.Tags: AsiaGMOdevelopingRegions: AsiaCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share The Mysterious Grain Drain There is a new crime in Zimbabwe - driving with food.Tags: AfricafoodZimbabwegrainRegions: AfricaCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share Jamaican Case Study Released What is the impact of international trade on Jamaica's poor -- particularly women?Tags: Regions: South AmericaCategories: Agriculture Read more »
share Eliminating Agricultural Support Subsidies in Developed Nations Do subsidies create significant obstacles for farmers in developing countries?Tags: Categories: Agriculture Read more »